Sep 18 2021, 05:53 PM
QUOTE(darth5zaft @ Sep 18 2021, 04:42 PM)
Unlikely to happened.hahahaha
BNS is not MMEH. BNS is relatively new shipyards with not much experience nor have much commercials customer. And thus they relied heavily on their monopoly of navy ship building & maintenance. Without a navy contract they don't have money and thus they won't be able to finish the ship. Like it or not gov need to transfer them the money first not them handing over ship 1st before getting paid.
The problem at BNS is not the lack of good engineer it's the lack of capable & talented management. When the ringgit goes to the drain, rather than trying to salvage and complete at least some ships (that's would win them public & thus political support) they priorities prepaying overseas suppliers. As it is ,it's impossible to cancel the other 2 ship as all the material are already paid for and are here. You can cancelled it buy you ain't getting much saving from it.
MiCa missiles hasn't been bought,what they bought is only the mica launchers. Not sure if current arrangements can enable mica er to be install or not. If you go around and install tacticos might as well just use ESSM. Completing a ship for the sake of completing a ship like the kedah is something we shouldn't do anymore. The ship are build to do a particular task, if it can't do that particular task, you are just wasting money operating & maintaining those ship.
For a custom solution this one bolehlah priced, the belharra frigates afterall cost RM3.5 billions per unit inclusive of R&D cost. RM 2 billion per unit if the R&D cost are absorbed by their taxes payers.
Finally i hear it. You do not have expertise die die want to redesign and buy blue print and try built all 6 here in an inexperienced shipyard not even build a small 800 tons corvettes prior to that. And you want to leap before you craw to built 6 stealth 3100 tons vesselBNS is not MMEH. BNS is relatively new shipyards with not much experience nor have much commercials customer. And thus they relied heavily on their monopoly of navy ship building & maintenance. Without a navy contract they don't have money and thus they won't be able to finish the ship. Like it or not gov need to transfer them the money first not them handing over ship 1st before getting paid.
The problem at BNS is not the lack of good engineer it's the lack of capable & talented management. When the ringgit goes to the drain, rather than trying to salvage and complete at least some ships (that's would win them public & thus political support) they priorities prepaying overseas suppliers. As it is ,it's impossible to cancel the other 2 ship as all the material are already paid for and are here. You can cancelled it buy you ain't getting much saving from it.
MiCa missiles hasn't been bought,what they bought is only the mica launchers. Not sure if current arrangements can enable mica er to be install or not. If you go around and install tacticos might as well just use ESSM. Completing a ship for the sake of completing a ship like the kedah is something we shouldn't do anymore. The ship are build to do a particular task, if it can't do that particular task, you are just wasting money operating & maintaining those ship.
For a custom solution this one bolehlah priced, the belharra frigates afterall cost RM3.5 billions per unit inclusive of R&D cost. RM 2 billion per unit if the R&D cost are absorbed by their taxes payers.
If this way as said by respondent , maybe IF LUCKY government pay balance rm$3.12 billion, max get only 2 vessels. One vessel RM$4.5 billion for ASW 🤑🤑 or it too bad all goes to scrap yard rm9.12 billion
This post has been edited by jwst1313: Sep 18 2021, 06:02 PM
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why u think Jeff bezoz is such a dick? Or why apple the SJW worrior build their phone in a almost slave laborer camp style sweatshop ?. I mean no one see 2018 gov change coming and no one really put it as a risk factors. If 2018 didn't happen, gov would just quietly top up the money & ask the navy to just accept it. BNS would still be the ultimate winner milking the navy to kingdom comes. 
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